Sentence examples for average of absolute from inspiring English sources
The average error refers average of absolute difference between presented auditory frequency and rope-turning frequency.
The average of absolute deviation for the gas compressibility factor is 0.158 % and for the liquid volume dropout is 1.38.
The average of absolute deviation of the delumped k values and the detailed ones is less than 0.6%%.
The values of measured and predicted densities were compared and the average of absolute relative error percentage (ARPE) for all DESs was found to be 1.9%.
The weighted average of absolute color difference (WAAD) used in the DRSHE produced an output image in which the adjusted histogram looks like the uniform distribution.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 Average of absolute percentile error in strength predictions of FRP-confined heat-damaged columns.
This topic becomes relevant, if for development of a REDD+ REL to project future deforestation from historic trends, rates of loss per year are used and not averages of absolute observed deforested area.
The same sums of posterior probabilities were used as weights to calculate clade-specific averages of absolute change in polarity and exchangeabilities (see below).
Variables included monthly means (long-term averages) of absolute humidity, absorbing aerosols (dust) and rainfall, and land-surface maps of land-cover type and population density (Table 1).
Shown are the mean normalized genotype averages of absolute fitness from GSL genotypes grown in all three environments calculated either including or excluding survivorship, as indicated.
The abundance of individual TAG, DAG and Chol-FA species was determined by dividing their absolute intensities with the average of the absolute intensities of the three internal standards.
